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Epstein File EFTA01741177: Little Saint James Island and Christmas (DS10)

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Email communication from Brice Gordon regarding Little Saint James Island and Christmas property maintenance in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The message discusses landscaping issues, specifically the death of a palm tree and plans to replace it with another Christmas palm, indicating property management correspondence.

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Little Saint JamesChristmasvirgin

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jeevacation@gmail.com. and destroy this communication and all copies thereof, including all attachments. copyright -all rights reserved -- Brice Gordon **Little**
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**Saint** **James** USVI Phone: EFTA_R1_00031011 EFTA01741178
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- the surrounding concrete/stonework did not provide ample room for that palm's root system, so the palm died - Igala would like to replace it with a **Christmas**

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